Chris Chelios

MONTREAL- SEPTEMBER 30: Chris Chelios #24 of the Detroit Red Wings skates during the game against the Montreal Canadiens at the...

Proving it -- again

Even at 47, Chris Chelios couldn't imagine quitting hockey. And the Wolves are happy to have him.

No retirement for Roenick's number

...talking about retiring a number. At the end of the day, Roenick will be remembered like Chris Chelios will be. Great guys, great Hawks and great for Chicago, but telling the world no one...

Decisions aplenty for Ducks, Hurricanes

...Giguere is moved. Stay tuned. Chelios to Coyotes? Don Maloney made a few headlines Tuesday evening in Toronto after the first day of NHL GM meetings when he mentioned Chris Chelios as a possible signing...

Wrapping up Day 1 of the GM meetings

...the same Toronto hotel where the NHL's 30 GMs were also meeting. • Is Chris Chelios on the verge of coming back to the NHL? Phoenix Coyotes GM Don Maloney dropped the...

Inharmonious Kelly firing leaves game in flux

Mike Stobe/Getty Images Despite what some say, Paul Kelly was not too close to Gary Bettman, above. This blogumn is generally about the important ...

'Lou's boys' still making their mark

...Hall of Fame inductee Hull, as well as Mike Richter, Mike Modano, Keith Tkachuk, Tony Amonte, Chris Chelios, Mathieu Schneider, Bill Guerin and Doug Weight, among others. "That was the first year as a...

Sources: Talks pick up for NHLPA board

Pierre LeBrun covers the NHL for ESPN.com.

Chelios' first AHL goal lifts Wolves

Chris Chelios' first AHL goal sparked a Wolves victory.

More resignations follow Ian Penny's

Sources confirmed to ESPN.com on Saturday that the four-man review committee has asked Ouellet, the union's chief of business affairs, and Lee, NHLPA associate counsel, to run the union office until the executive board can reconvene.

Caps' future and our Ducks-Leafs trade advice

...Lee. Sources confirmed to ESPN.com on Saturday that the four-man review committee (Rob Blake, Chris Chelios, Nicklas Lidstrom and Mark Recchi) has asked Ouellet, the union's chief of business affairs, and...

It's official: Union hits rock bottom

With Ian Penny's resignation Friday, the NHLPA now, without a doubt, has no leader. What will be the players' next move? Maybe they should consider bringing back Paul Kelly.

Penny leaves NHLPA

The shakeup continued at the NHL Players' Association on Friday with the resignation of interim executive director Ian Penny.

Patience, not panic, is Detroit's mantra

Detroit's slow start has led some critics to ask whether this is the beginning of a Red Wings decline. But the team is banking on its methodology of patience before panic to save the day again.